Re: Racist Apple is targeting blacks only and abusing white women to do it.

On 2024-12-11 17:21, Joel wrote:

Alan <nuh-uh@nope.com> wrote:
 

You still can't find a single specific way in which Linux software is
superior.
>
Got it.

>
It's the overall experience.  Linux easily passes the bar.

>
Another non-answer...

  Play an MP3 on Audacious and it's just as good as Winamp.  Write a
letter with LibreOffice, although admittedly it's just as great on
Winblows too.  You give up nothing of real value by using Linux.

And how are those comparisons with macOS; the subject under discussion?

 

You think "Forte Agent" is something special do you?
>
What do you do with it that I cannot do with Thunderbird?

>
It's the most comprehensive GUI interface I've seen for Usenet.

>
And you can't run it on Linux...

>
You can, with Wine.

>
Then you're admitting that Linux needs the help of Windows software to
be "superior".

  Not very much of it.

Still, it's an admission that Linux can't cut it without Windows.
What else do you run under WiNE?

 

[Microsoft Windows] File Explorer has features embedded in right-clicks.

So does the [Apple Mac] Finder.

>
"The" Finder.  You talk about it like it's not just some second-rate
crapp by Apple.  Really hilarious.

>
That's just how it has always been referred to.

  Yeah, they tricked you into mimicking the phrasing.

Who cares?

 

But I guess it was a great way to avoid admitting you were wrong.
>
:-)

  I never saw Finder to have the robust features of M$'s file browser.

Name ONE feature you used that you didn't see in the Finder?

 

Contextual menus were introduce to Mac OS in version 8...
>
...in 1997.
>
At just the same time as they added support for a second mouse button.
>
Imagine that!
>
Try again, but maybe check your work before you speak.

>
My memory of such with Snow Leopard was that it was very basic.

So your entire claim that macOS is "inferior" and "simple" is more than
15 years out of date.
>
Got it.

  I had the MacBook in 2010.  It was an experiment.  I ended up not
liking macOS.

Nevertheless, you pontificate 14 years later as if you know all about how macOS works today.